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Homo Deus

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Homo Deus

De: Yuval Noah Harari
Narrado por: Derek Perkins
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Homo Deus has descriptive copy which is not yet available from the Publisher. Ciencia Ciencias Biológicas Ciencias Sociales Civilización Estudios de Futuro Evolución Evolución y Genética Mundial Socialismo Para reflexionar Capitalismo Imperialismo De suspenso Inspirador Oriente Medio África Justicia social Edad media Nonfiction Science

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First Sapiens, then this back to back. I feel like I transversed into a new era of man like in the ending sequence of 2001: A Space Odyssey. Life changing work.

Evolutionary Experience

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I've heard that many people don't like Yuval Noah Harari's second book nearly as much as "Sapiens"

Really this is completely understandable when considering that Sapiens has all of us a the central figure of the story. Homo Deus is NOT this; it has at its center no hero, no answers and even more disturbingly, the latest set of deep and meaningful questions to confront humanity. These new questions aren't the age old ones of individual consciousness: Who am I? What's the meaning of life? How long do I have?

They are questions on the level of the species which undermine the dominant ideology of our time if not stealing our dreams for the future.

As the reader you might easily shrug this off and enjoy the concepts presented however for the same reasons we found Harari so compelling in "Sapiens," is the same REASON we can't shake his completely lucid characterization of the predicament humanity finds itself in presently.

Where Sapiens showed our progress and left us hopefully contemplating our happiness unfortunately Homo Deus leaves us with three questions that are more intractable and a sense that even if we answer them, they'll bring no solace...in our brief future.

Don't kill the Messenger

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'Sapiens' and now 'Homo Deus' make you think of humanity and life, then make you look inwards and think about yourself. And for some reason, thinking about all that stuff makes you feel happy. Happy reading/listening!

Great! Makes you think.

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I want to listen again to fully understand it's meaning. Thought provoking and entertaining narrative.

A Really Good Listen

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this is a very interesting thread of the possibilities and struggles facing humanity in the next (or current) technological ascension.

thought provoking

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